Alix Earle has made a public jab at Alex Cooper, referencing the cancellation of Cooper's dating show "Love Overboard" as their own ongoing feud continues.
"I'm happy that I said my piece and whatever," Earle told Entertainment Tonight at the premiere of her upcoming reality series, "Earle Meets World." "But I'm happier just to focus on the premiere and having the show out there. And, you know, hers are getting canceled, so it is what it is."
Earle's comment comes as insiders confirmed that Disney has canceled Cooper's dating series "Love Overboard," which featured 22 singles seeking romance on a yacht and had Cooper serving as an executive producer. The series reportedly did not find its audience after its first season aired in March.
"Earle Meets World," set to be released on Netflix on Friday, is expected to delve into the rift between Earle, 25, and Cooper, 32. The feud gained public attention after Earle's podcast, "Hot Mess," was dropped from Cooper's Unwell Network in 2025, ending a two-year professional relationship. Earle has previously described the departure as a "betrayal" and felt taken advantage of.
Cooper had publicly called out Earle for "passive-aggressive reposts and likes," urging her to address their issues directly. Cooper stated in an Instagram message that she was "tired of waking up and seeing you using this fake drama to distract from other s–t going on." She insisted she had "nothing to hide" and noted that Earle did not sign a non-disclosure agreement upon leaving the network. Earle responded at the time with "OK on it!!" but has since only teased the conflict on social media.
While Cooper's show has been canceled, she is reportedly still working with Disney on developing other projects. Earle's reality series aims to provide her perspective on the public disagreement, which fans have been eager to understand.